The Dallas Mavericks have gained applause for how they've handled their first two two-way signings this offseason, as Ryan Nembhard and Miles Kelly both look like potential NBA rotation players one day after their stint at Las Vegas Summer League. However, Dallas closed last season with one of the best arrays of two-way contract players in the league, as Brandon Williams, Kessler Edwards, and Kai Jones all proved to be deserving of standard NBA deals based on how they closed the season for an injury-riddled Mavericks team.
Williams gained a standard deal with the Mavericks at the end of last season, but Jones and Edwards are still jobless heading into next season.